I have it behind OAuth.

And then a reverse proxy via NPM.

I don't know what else to do on it aside from keeping it fully VPNed.

He noted that taking ivermectin and fenbendazole to treat the cancer did not work.

My wife uses it occasionally bouncing between Disney and mine.

I did warn her that once our credit card benefits expire for Disney plus, I won't pay for it.

However, I've already migrated her to Bitwarden and YubiKeys so mine is receptive of better security and open source alternatives.

Thankfully she's pretty anti corporate and manages to keep up with the ever shifting target of digital sovereignty.

She also works far from the home during the week and has her own apartment... Which means that Disney does ban her occasionally due to mismatched IP address. Which further the cause of Jellyfin.

The MIL has jellyfin but I hardly see her use it.

I reverse proxy my jellyfin so for them it's easy.

watch.domain.com or something like that

I use netcup. They're affordable and quick to respond to tickets.

€22 for 2core/2gb/20ssd? That's not affordable

Together, the enclosure and adapter come to roughly $2,300 before the GPU even enters the equation, pushing the total cost of the setup past $5,000. At least for now, that places CopprLink firmly in the realm of enterprise hardware rather than enthusiast gaming.

I'll stick with Oculink for now.

Also meshcore isn't focused on adhoc mesh networks.

Meshcore relies on well placed repeaters which means better planning.

If you have 3-4 groups you'll need a few repeaters.

Meshtastic everyone is a repeater by default.

If your item breaks without physical evidence, for example ram dying, swap it with a new one via Amazon.

Yeah it's pretty straightforward.

I do use a lot of CLI for ZFS because it's pretty easy.